Summary: I've been trying to get rid of an extended partition that was 14 gigs of space locked inside of it that I want back - but have been unable to do so. W...
Summary: In XP you can have up to 4 primary partitions or 3 primary partitions and 1 extended partition (which itself can have many secondary partitions). So, ...
Summary: thanks for the reply. I have a 160GB HD. So, maybe I can put a little more on the C: drive. So, it's okay to load most programs onto the C: drive, hu...
Summary: My Vista Partition (boot partition) is 30 GB and i want to extend it to 80 GB. My HDD is 320 GB and i formated it into 4 partitions. The partitions ...
Summary: Hello! I have an HP desktop, with Vista business installed, with 3 partitons, c: is the os partition, sometime over the night the computer restarted ...
Summary: 've been dual booting Windows XP Media Center and Vista Business, but I recently decided to get rid of XP to free some space up on my hard drive. Sinc...
Summary: I have 3 primary partitions and 20 gigs of free unallocated space, so i am wanting to extend partition 3 which is NOT the root partition with the unus...
Summary: Hi, I can't get rid of an URL in my history that constantly shows up in my drop down address bar list. I've tried all the suggestions people have but ...
Summary: Here are a few other Vista benefits :- 01. Spell checker in Windows Mail (OE replacement) 02. Ready Boost uses an external card for extra memory, e.g....
Summary: it ain't beta anymore ... and this is not really for my own satisfaction as i'm perfectly happy with linux ... it's rather about need-to-know :-) p.s....
Summary: Jam, That page provided very easy instruction that worked a treat for me yesterday to uninstall the Vista Boot Manager. In addition to those instructi...
Summary: Im having some problem with my dual-booting. I origianly had Windows xp installed and then i created a new partition and installed Windows Vista on i...
Summary: I'm afraid that you are misreading that XpUser. It doesn't say anything about not being able to have active partitions on other drives. On the system ...
Summary: Right... I've deleted the partition that XP was on. Vista still won't boot up. Any idea how to get back into it? I might just delete the Vista partiti...
Summary: Here`s what you get by biting off more than you can chew. I have two hard drives, one has three partitions Ubuntu, Xp Pro and Xp pro. The second was f...
Summary: I have an extended monitor system with a Acer 25.5 widescreen and a 22 square Samsung. Because of room constraints I had to mount the second monitor (...
Summary: Since you apparently now have a retail/OEM Vista Home Basic disc that you used to clean install Vista, why not get rid of the Dell Recovery partition ...
Summary: Hi, I've just bought a 2nd hand gateway mt6220 laptop with vista home basic on it and to change it to vista home premium. I have tried to do both an u...
Summary: If you are that worried about it - -Backup Data -If you have a Full (non-upgrade) copy of vista, just boot to the DVD and do a clean install and copy ...
Summary: Hi all. I have a new 160 WD Gig HD which I have partitioned intop 2 equal parts using "On Track Manager", (same as the WD Data Life Guard with a few ...
Summary: Well if you are going to format the whole Hard drive then you can use the your original installer to delete the hidden partition then make a new one....
Summary: I would suggest dual-booting XP with Vista, but if you prefer to wipe Vista & run XP, it's not hard to do. 1.) Pop in your XP install disc 2.) Reboo...
Summary: Back about 1 month ago I bought 1 stick of ram 256MB and put it in my system with my 512MB making 768MB RAM in total. I used the Memory checker tool i...
Summary: You can use PM to setup an E: partition. Make sure you back up before doing it though...just in case. 20GB *should* be large enough but you may wanna ...
Summary: INTRO: One of the main features of Windows Vista is the new user accounts security enhancements, but sometimes, defaults don't meet everyone's taste w...
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